Sentence examples for subsequently weakened from inspiring English sources
The McNabb-Mallory prompt-arraignment requirement was subsequently weakened somewhat by Congress.
The health justification for the ban was subsequently weakened after numerous studies found that there was no significant correlation between Snus and mouth cancer.
When sterling subsequently weakened, British firms may have been less able to replace expensive imports, such that the depreciation translated into more inflation and less growth than might have been anticipated.I don't know that this explains much of the gap.
For the first time, researchers at the University of Surrey have found that potassium salts can reduce bone resorption, which is the process by which bones are broken down and subsequently weakened.
When costs fell and the yen subsequently weakened, Toyota reaped a double reward.But the company also had to face up to a car market at home that slumped from nearly 6m sales a year to just over 4m.
The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act, as the 2009 stimulus package is known, did not hand out any bonuses, though an earlier version contained more stringent restrictions on executive compensation that were subsequently weakened after the Treasury Department raised legal and practical concerns.
This is because the covalent bonds are formed in these acetylenic linkages as illustrated in Figure 3, which subsequently weakens the hopping ability.
The storm held onto major hurricane winds for 12 hours before subsequently weakening.
We postulate that decreased osteoblast activity induced by Pb subsequently weakens skeletal structure and thus increases the risk of osteoporosis.
SVMPs induce hemorrhage at the site of the bite by cleaving proteins in the basement membrane and subsequently weakening capillaries [ 82].
TLR4 can act by stimulating macrophages to produce MMPs, contributing to fibrous cap thinning, or leading to smooth muscle cell (SMC) apoptosis; this reduces ECM production and subsequently weakens the fibrous cap and causes plaque rupture.
